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Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT, formerly Port Authority of Allegheny County) is the second-largest public transit agency in Pennsylvania and the 20th-largest in the United States.
Detours. How to Ride. Bus. Our fleet of 700 buses operate 365 days a year, servicing more than 7,000 stops throughout Allegheny County. Light Rail. Our light rail cars serve 27 stations, utilizing 26.2 miles of track from the South Hills to the North Side. Incline.
Schedule Finder. BUS SCHEDULES. RAIL SCHEDULES. INCLINE SCHEDULES. Schedules for all bus and light rail service.
Welcome to Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s TrueTime System. Text-only version (for text-readers and mobile devices) Learn more about how to use the Estimated Arrival Times Interface. Learn more about how to use the Vehicle Location Map, including how to set pop-up alerts for vehicle arrivals. Plan your trip with Google Maps:
Schedule Finder. A significant portion of the Red Line will be closed starting Sunday, June 16. All Red Line trips will be detoured via the Blue Line. Two bus shuttles and a rail shuttle will supplement Red Line service. (Click for more info)
NEXTransit is the 25-year plan for Port Authority of Allegheny County. We need your ideas to shape the future of transit in the Pittsburgh area!
Free T service between Downtown Pittsburgh and North Shore destinations including PNC Park, Acrisure Stadium, Carnegie Science Center and others. Also, the Monongahela Incline offers a great view of Pittsburgh.
